U.N. Human Rights Council Declines Debate on Xinjiang Report
On Thursday, the U.N. Human Rights Council voted in opposition to a movement to debate the human rights scenario in...
Jingyao Settles #MeToo Case Against Liu Qiangdong
Simply two days earlier than the civil trial of one in every of China’s greatest #MeToo circumstances was scheduled to...
Surveys Show Xi’s Hardline Foreign Policy Increasingly Unpopular Among Western and Developed Countries
A sequence of latest surveys reveals how Chinese language diplomacy within the period of Xi Jinping has soured attitudes towards...
New Reports Detail Chinese Influence Operations in Foreign Media
A sequence of latest experiences exhibits the number of techniques employed to lengthen Chinese language affect into international international locations,...
Despite Sentencing Tangshan Attackers, Authorities Ignore Violence Against Women
Three months after a bunch of males assaulted 4 girls at a restaurant in Tangshan, a district courtroom in Hebei...
UN Faces Internal Tensions Over Abuses in Xinjiang, Engagement with Chinese Initiatives
China has taken heart stage at two main occasions presently happening on the UN: the 51st session of the Human...
Interview: Josh Chin on China’s Surveillance State
The CCP has grow to be synonymous with surveillance. On an more and more authoritarian trajectory, Xi Jinping has guess...
Hong Kong Police Use Colonial-era Sedition Law to Arrest Man Mourning Colonial Era
Following the demise of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8, Hongkongers have used the following interval of mourning to air...
Xi Visits Central Asia in First Trip Abroad Since 2020
This week, Xi Jinping traveled to Central Asia in his first journey overseas in over two and a half years....
EU Unveils Plan to Ban Products Made With Forced Labor
On Wednesday, the European Fee formally launched its proposal for banning merchandise made with pressured labor from getting into EU...